The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) held its 20th anniversary celebrations in Mombasa, revealing internal divisions regarding the party's future direction ahead of the 2027 General Election.

• Dr. Oburu Oginga, ODM party leader, confirmed the party will remain part of the broad-based government until 2027, as directed by the late Raila Odinga, but will then re-evaluate its strategy.
• Deputy Party Leader Simba Arati warned against dissent, emphasizing party unity and the commitment to the broad-based government deal until 2027.
• Significant internal rifts emerged, with Mining and Blue Economy Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho asserting his long-standing commitment to the party and challenging those trying to sideline him.
• Winnie Odinga, East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) MP, and ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna called for a National Delegates Conference (NDC) to allow the public to determine the party's future leadership and direction, indicating a demand to address current national issues like the cost of living through protests.